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partial calculation displays in formula
If I enter a formula - ie - =2*2*2 it changes to show a partial calculation.
It displays 4*2. I am sure I have accidently clicked something, but I cannot figure out what. Any ideas? -- Sandy |
partial calculation displays in formula
What happens with 4*3*2 ?
-- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Sandy" wrote in message ... If I enter a formula - ie - =2*2*2 it changes to show a partial calculation. It displays 4*2. I am sure I have accidently clicked something, but I cannot figure out what. Any ideas? -- Sandy |
partial calculation displays in formula
That was just an example - the first set always shows as calculated-in your
example it would be 12*2 -- Sandy "Bernard Liengme" wrote: What happens with 4*3*2 ? -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Sandy" wrote in message ... If I enter a formula - ie - =2*2*2 it changes to show a partial calculation. It displays 4*2. I am sure I have accidently clicked something, but I cannot figure out what. Any ideas? -- Sandy |
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